Bangladesh Army announced via Facebook on Saturday afternoon that 36 members of the banned extremist group Hizb ut-Tahrir had been arrested. The arrests occurred after a protest march reached Paltan intersection, where it was blocked by police and army personnel. As demonstrators attempted to breach the barricade, law enforcement dispersed them using batons and took 36 individuals into custody, later handing them over to the police. Additionally, a civilian was reportedly attacked by a Hizb ut-Tahrir member and was also taken to the police station, but was later released upon the intervention of a senior official.
Police have arrested at least 36 members of the banned organization Hizb ut-Tahrir, including one of its key organizers, Saiful Islam, for violating the ban and holding the ‘March for Khilafah’ program. The arrests were made starting Friday, March 7, according to the press wing of the Chief Adviser.
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